Listed 7 November 2014 · Amsterdam · Netherlands
Nouncy.
An Amsterdam tool that worked like crowdfunding for tweets: supporters pledged posts, and the campaign published them all at once.
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The Next Web reported Nouncy's open beta as a platform for interactive announcements to replace email newsletters, with EUR 100,000 in pre-seed funding from Vitulum Ventures and two angels.
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Nouncy relaunched in October 2014 as a tool for supporters to donate social posts, according to Frankwatching.
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“Build a network of brand ambassadors.”
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“Build a network of brand ambassadors.”
With Nouncy you can let people speak for you on social media and build a network of online brand ambassadors. Nouncy lets you ask people in and around your organization to schedule tweets and Facebook posts for you. In your Nouncy campaign you set the link and hashtags your ambassadors will use in their posts, but they write the rest of the message themselves. You decide when to publish the messages on their Twitter and Facebook timelines. Every company has people in and around them that are willing to help to get the word out. A lot of these people have well developed social networks online. Nouncy lets you harness the immense power of the combined social networks of these people.
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- Amsterdam · Netherlands
In our words: The 2014 listing described Nouncy as a way to build a network of online brand ambassadors. Organisations set the link and hashtags, supporters wrote their own tweets and Facebook posts, and the campaign owner chose when they went out on the supporters' timelines.
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